Author: scott farrell
Date: 23:16:10 09/29/02
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On September 30, 2002 at 01:31:00, Jason Kasick wrote: It ussually doesn't matter exactly how strong they are, but what you are going to use them for? If you are going to play them, then they are all TOO STRONG, and they'll thrash you all time. If you want them for analysis, training, run as a server on ICC - then there are different features you might be after, not necessarily the strongest. Strong against humans or against computers is also a different question. Have you atleast started with crafty and winboard (both open source) to get an idea of what features you might want. >Just a few questions before I buy a title. > >which program is stronger? Fritz7 or Hiarcs 8? >Is CM9000 comparible in strength to fritz? >where can u view computer rating lists? > >Anyone know of any online dealers who sell old table top computer games from say >the Mach 3 and 4 era? besides ebay (been on there too much searching :)) > >Thanks in advance for replies and your help, I appreciate it
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